Latest Contributions by FrancescoTonini2

Basically, no matter what data source I use/upload, when I click on View Attribute table from the Layer List widget, I get the following error in the Console portion of the dev tools on Chrome:  ... View more

I see...so I might have to give up on customizing the class names for each separate sidebar. I thought that changing the CSS elements and the corresponding <div> would be doable for individual widget sidebars, not affecting the entire app like you are saying.. ... View more

Ok, seems like this stuff is all a bit above my head and less of a quick fix to use placeholders than I thought. Thanks for the pointers. ... View more

I am not familiar with the editors folder...What are those html and js files in there for? Are you saying in my case I would want to go edit the simpleEditors.js file for what I want to accomplish (using your code above), not any of the other "editors" files? ... View more

Thanks Rob. Once I edit my Widget.js, do I also have to modify the corresponding Widget.html? And, since I am assuming you refer to the ~\widgets\Geoprocessing\Widget.js file, do I then have to go into all my GP widgets inside the ~\configs\Geoprocessing\config_<widget name>.json files and make sure the placeHolder values are passed in there to become available to each one separately? ... View more

Correct, these are all GP widgets from WAB to which I gave a different name (and settings) for my web app. I was afraid the issue was the GP widget itself not having such a parameter set up. Currently, the GP widget uses the "defaultValue" parameter inside the corresponding ~\configs\Geoprocessing\config_<widget name>.json file and uses that to set up default values to be passed to the GP service once the user clicks on "Execute". I would simply like to remove any default value and instead have a placeholder greyed out value (like it's now for the Search widget or the Geocoding widgets for example). What do you mean by setting the "placeHolder" inside the widget source code? You mean look inside the ~\widgets\Geoprocessing\Widget.js file or inside the ~\configs\Geoprocessing\config_<widget name>.json file? Is placeHolder a variable name you picked or an existing parameter name I can add? ... View more

Robert,  Because of a separate in-app flow tutorial provider I am using with my web app, I was told I need to give my widget panels a unique class names. So, instead of having a generic "title-label" class for each of my widget panels that open when I click on them, I would like to manually edit the class names and call them something like "title-label-1", "title-label-2", etc. To do so, I need to locate the corresponding CSS file (which you pointed me to) where I can add my own .title-label- blocks as well as locate the corresponding sidebar <div> so I can have something like  <div class="title-label-1" data-dojo-attach-point="titleLabelNode" title="Add Systems" style="line-height: 35px;">Add Systems</div> for my "Add Systems" widget panel <div class="title-label-2" data-dojo-attach-point="titleLabelNode" title="Upload Systems from File" style="line-height: 35px;">Upload Systems from File</div> for my "Upload Systems from File" widget panel etc. etc. Basically, have a unique class identifier for each of my widget panels that currently has a generic "title-label" class name. The issue is that I cannot locate any of the <div> elements above to manually change the class names as well... ... View more

Robert, I am basically trying to locate where the placeholder string parameter value is, since I have several GP widgets like that and would like to replace the "defaultValue" with traditional placeholder text (greyed out and disappearing when the user clicks inside the text space to type a value)... ... View more

Robert,  So if I wanted to tweak the title-label class and give my own name to it, I would have to modify the  .jimu-foldable-panel .title-label { } chunk of code with something like .jimu-foldable-panel .title-label-2 {} correct? Since I am going to also change the class reference in the corresponding <div> element shown in the browser dev tools, how can I locate that <div>? I searched for that element but for some reason did not find it...   ... View more

I see, no worries. Would you consider the following as good resources for everyone (like me) to start looking into? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/301240/how-to-implement-forms-based-authentication-in-your-asp-net-applicatio  How to: Implement Simple Forms Authentication  ... View more

Thanks Robert! Are you recommending a .Net overarching authentication app because that integrates best with WAB-based apps (JS, dojo framework) vs. other routes like using web frameworks like Express + Node? Of course using the MEAN bundle is much easier when starting from scratch, not when having the pre-made structure and libraries included with WAB, hence why my question for curiosity only...  ... View more